@Kyle Kline - I agree with the previous feedback.

Any feedback on this deal is highly welcomed. 

Wanted to get feedback from others on here, 1) Am I able to start marketing my services without having a business name registered as of yet?

Because we needed more time to gather quotes for the work that needed to be done by contractors we trusted, we extended the deadlines in the Property Inspections Notice (PIN) on multiple occasions so we had enough time to better understand the issues and also protect the buyer's deposit.I'd get a few good contractors on hand, have them give estimates (see if they can even do it using the inspection report if visiting the property isn't possible) and have the seller compensate you an amount that you think is fair (it may not cover everything, but is it enough to still make the deal work?)

I am hoping to really gather some funds this year and be ready to purchase the first home spring of next year! 

I would love some candid feedback from those local in Detroit especially those of you RE professionals that work with out of state investors. 

I suggest that you start a new post in the most appropriate forum so that you get the greatest visibility and most beneficial feedback, your question may get lost here.

Knowing Anthony is a GP and most of the feedback any GP gets on LinkedIn is from other GP and operators, the definition of success and therefore the competitive advantages that led to that success may be different.Track record: as we are seeing, a lot of established GPs are having trouble with deals, and either already have or are likely to lose at least some investor capital.  

A company comes out twice a year and inspects the AC and replaces the filter (very important if in a high temperature area), inspects the plumbing and electrical, and provides feedback regarding any potential issues.

I am located in PA and trying to learn what I can remotely and would really appreciate some feedback from those already investing there.